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Catoma Burrow Military Bug Net Tent, U.S. Made
$79.95Catoma Military Issue Classic Bug Net Tent USA made/Berry Compliant. The Catoma Military Pop-Up Mosquito Bug Net System. Made to be a better version of the mosquito net that allows you to have a light weight but secure bug net to use both with and... -
Military Surplus Gear. Army Navy Outdoors is a super store for G.I. Issue military and Army Surplus. We stock one of the largest Military Surplus inventory in the U.S. curated directly from the USMC and Army. Our staff carefully grades all surplus to ensure it is usable and ready for its next life. From Backpacks, Clothing and military gear we are a one stop shop.
FAQ
What is "Certified Military Surplus Gear"?
It means Used, Genuine, Authentic USGI (U.S. Government Issue) gear that was made to military specifications and intended for use by the U.S. armed forces. When its “certified” it also means that each item has been individually inspected twice to ensure that the condition grade matches the description. This is vital since when you shop online you cannot see the item you get, and all used gear is different. Certifying used surplus gear ensures its consistency
What are common grades for military surplus?
Grade 1: New or nearly new condition, minimal or no signs of wear.
Grade 2: Good used condition, minor repairs, fading, or signs of use, but fully functional.
Grade 3: Heavily used, significant wear, may have tears or require substantial repair.
What is the MOLLE system and how is it used?
MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) is a system of heavy-duty nylon webbing straps stitched horizontally on backpacks and other gear. It allows users to attach compatible pouches, holsters, and other equipment securely, customizing their loadout based on specific needs. We have a video on how to use MOLLE at the following link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0XvY4E7ZRA&t=1s
Are military backpacks waterproof?
Most military backpacks are water-resistant, meaning they can repel light rain and splashes due to coatings like PU or Teflon. They are not typically fully waterproof unless they specifically state it and feature sealed seams or roll-top closures.